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MondayDecember 18, 2000 |
Bates student writing first-ever text-to-speech synthesis program for Nepali languageMany of us talk to our computers, but Sameer Raj Maskey, a junior physics and math double major at Bates College, is working to make his talk back in various languages. Maskey, a native of Nepal, is finishing work on the first ever text-to-speech software for the Nepali language, which will allow a computer to “speak” typed Nepali text. |